Asked • 07/18/20

Probability & Statistics

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Tom K. answered • 07/18/20

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I left off the N. Z ~ N(0, 1)
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Tom K.

No. This is because the notation N(42,10) refers to the mean and variance, not the mean and standard deviation. If your course is using non-standard notation, your answer would be correct.
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